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Three teams won $22,500 in investor funding at the 2014 Social Innovation Challenge.

In Aztec Science Camp, kids ages 6 to 11 will explore topics ranging from rocks to robots.

How SDSU has prepared its 9,300 degree candidates to land a job and thrive in the work force.

SDSU graduate student Gene Rayford aspires to cure cancer and win the Nobel Prize.

Professor Seth Mallios gives a behind-the-scenes look into the search for photos and memories from a historic campus event.

Civil engineering professor Janusz Supernak, whose work led to the creation of San Diego's HOT lanes, was recognized as an outstanding faculty advisor and educator.

An SDSU researcher finds the brain circuits supporting social functioning are less mature and efficient in children with autism.

SDSU astrophysicist's model predicts that a fundamental particle nearly always found in composite clumps lives a solitary existence inside neutron stars.

SDSU geographers analyzed the food landscape of Southeastern San Diego and found reasons for optimism.

Kotaro Nakamura's work in post-tsunami Japan yields new insights into disaster recovery.